YO NO TE OLVIDO puts us right in the middle of a messy breakup morning-after: the singer wakes up among empty bottles of rosé, luxury brands scattered around, and memories that refuse to leave. Armenta and Tito Double P paint a vivid picture of trying to out-party the pain - breakfasts in Cancún, afternoons in Italy, five-star suites, and flashy Dolce & Gabbana outfits. Yet every new fling, every expensive distraction, only reminds him of the one person who is no longer there.
Behind the swagger and high-life references sits a vulnerable heart that keeps answering late-night calls and replaying movie-and-sushi weekends in his head. The song’s catchy regional-urban fusion makes you want to sing along, but the lyrics confess a struggle many know too well: you can block someone’s number, travel the world, and date whoever you want, but if the spark is still alive inside you, forgetting is the hardest luxury to afford. "Pero yo no te olvido" – I still can’t forget you – becomes both a stubborn lament and an unforgettable hook.
Armenta is a Mexican singer, songwriter, and producer from Ahome, Sinaloa, raised in Tijuana. His sound bridges música mexicana with alternative R&B and urban pop, making him a fresh voice in the new corridos scene.
Before stepping forward as an artist, he wrote hits for others, contributing to chart-toppers like Bebé dame, Sabor Fresa, and HARLEY QUINN. Today he’s building a solo catalog with standout releases like Pensando y Pensando and the 2025 album PÓRTATE BIEN. Bold hooks, regional textures, and polished production define his style.